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Thousands Come to Ballpark to Hear Pope

Crowd departs after Thursday's Mass at Nationals Park / Newsline photo by Tamra Tomlinson
Mass celebrants stream in to Nationals Park in Washington to hear the pope on his historic visit. (Newsline photo by Tamra Tomlinson)
Pope Benedict XVI's Mass at Nationals Park draws more than 46,000. (with audio)

Video:
Pope's Passing Draws Gawkers at Catholic U.

Text Story:
Md.'s Gov. Joins in on the Mass

Slide show:
The Choir that Sang in the Papal Mass Prepared in Hyattsville

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Travel to the Land Down Under sans a plane ticket or passport with the National Aquarium's "Animal Planet Australia: Wild Extremes" exhibit in Baltimore.

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"He's just a straight shooter, you know? Which is exactly what you want in a person, and it's what you want in a lobbyist."

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Linda Martin / Newsline Photo by Tamra Tomlinson

A university communications official finds a new passion in confections.

A 50-foot front page banner was unfurled at the Newseum on its grand opening April 11. / Newsline photo by Tamra Tomlinson

The Newseum opens its doors in a new location with more stories to tell.
(With a slide show)

Three-and-a-half-year-old Patricia Scott with a free kite from the Smithsonian / Newsline Photo by Paula Vasan

Kite enthusiasts come to Washington for the 42nd annual Smithsonian Kite Festival.
(Slide show)

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